After this, we began, together, on our storyboards. We both drew different parts of the storyboard, discussing it as we went and making sure we both knew exactly how we were going to shoot this. I started on the first opening shots of the detective walking through the corridor and opening the door, entering the room. Alexandra, then continued this showing the shots of the detective and the lab worker in the room.
We decided that we wanted very quick shots, showing a sense of urgency and suspense within the task. The shots would become longer as the dialogue was being delivered, concentrating on it, and also making sure that the actor speaking at the time has a lot of lead space to make it clear that the conversation is taking place between the two of them, as well as making sure the 180 degree rule is not broken whilst the shot is taking place. Next lesson, we are starting to film our pieces.
Final Script
"What was the result?" - Detective (small pause)
"Well, he was poisioned." - Lab Worker
"(impatiently) And?" - Detective
"Arsenic, as predicted. The post-mortem proves it." - Lab Worker
(Detective looking suspiciously at Lab Worker)
"Of course, you would know that, wouldn't you? Because you did it." - Detective



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